.2011 Outlook Round I and II Scoring Standards 60 70 Speaks zero to ten seconds.

. Single words or very simple phrases (i.e. I like blue.) Many mistakes. Round I is difficult 70 80 Speaks fifteen to thirty seconds. Simple phrases or simple sentence patterns (i.e. It is a ball.) Many mistakes. Round II is difficult 80 90 Speaks thirty seconds or more. Full sentences. A variety of sentence patterns. Some mistakes. Round III is difficult 90 100 Easily speaks a full minute. Full sentences. A variety of tenses and grammar forms. Complex and compound! Some mistakes. Will do well in Round III

100 110 Easily speaks a full minute. Full sentences with a great variety of tenses and forms. Near-native pronunciation. No mistakes. Will do well in Round IV

110 120 Easily speaks a full minute. Full sentences with a great variety of tenses and forms. Native pronunciation. No mistakes. Finalist for Nationals Content
Is speech on-topic? Is speech correct? Is speech interesting? Is speech well-said?

How to Score Presentation

Body language. Presence. Intonation and stress. Effective pauses.

Creativity
Original content. Original presentation. Builds on topic. Broad vocabulary.

These are guidelines. Judges are expected to use their best judgment. Judge decisions are final. 60 70 0 10 I like blue. 70 80 15 30 It is a ball. 80 90 30 90 100

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Renato Ganoza for EF Zhengzhou, 2011